DAY #20

APRIL 28, 2023

I reach out to Waterville PD & ask when my case is going to be assigned to an investigator; I am told that “Once the report gets written up it would be go to the detective division & assigned to an investigator”. I also asked when I would be able to speak to an investigator & was told “It might take a bit of time, if you do not hear back from anyone by May 5, 2023 then I could call the department”. I offered up my timeline, maps, statements, all documents, all evidence, all legal releases, access to my vehicle, access to my phone & numerous pictures to Waterville PD; I am told that once an investigator is assigned to my case if they feel they need these things they will request them from me.

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